EU opens CBAM reporting rules for public consultation

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EU opens CBAM reporting rules for public consultation

In-house tax professionals can play an important role in educating colleagues about incentives designed to nudge individual and corporate behaviour towards a reduced carbon footprint

Provisional measures on reports from companies dealing in carbon-intensive production will commence on October 1, ahead of the broader carbon tax rollout.

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